John Oliver – Why No Surge Border Patrol Hiring By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez During President George W. Bush’s time in office, the United States experienced a doubling of Border Patrol agents — from 10,000 to 20,000 — in response to the 9/11 attacks.
Border Wall Push Creates Flap in House — and at the National Butterfly Center by Suzanne Gamboa A national butterfly preserve is the latest flashpoint in the border wall debate as Democrats accuse the GOP of rigging the process to
The Latino-American Contractors Bidding To Build The Wall By Keegan Hamilton Rick Aguilar’s parents and grandparents all came to the U.S. from Mexico, but that’s not stopping him from bidding to help erect President Trump’s border wall. “I want to
Border Patrol Sees Dramatic Drop in Numbers’ Since Trump By Julio Ricardo Varela A week after it reported January apprehension and inadmissible entry statistics that showed a decrease from December, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) published its February data
By Nela Lichtscheidl Cronkite News Up on the border Highlights of “The State of the Border Report,” a comprehensive look at the state of the Southwest border. • The U.S. is Mexico’s top trading partner; Mexico is the United States’
